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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
A New Railroad.

The Long Beach Railroad Com
pany was yesterday incorporated
to run a standard gauge line
from the Long Beach junction
of the L. A. & L. B. R. r. through
the town OF Long Beach in an easterly
direction to the boundary line between
the Ranches Los Cerritos and Los AL
amitos and to construct and operate
a telegraph line in conjunction with
this road. The principal place of
business of said corporation will
be in Los Angeles City, and
the corporation is to exist so
years. The directors or trustees are to
be five and the names and residences
Of those appointed for the first year
are: +. B. Cushman, H. B. Will
shire, Fl. G. Wiltshire, s. M. White
and John D. Bicknell, all of Los An
geles. The estimated length of the
road is four miles. The amount OF
capital stock is one hundred thousand
dollars divided into one thousand
shares of one hundred dollars each,
of which five thousand dollars has
already been subscribed and paid into
the hands of the Treasurer, H. &.
Wiltshire.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29

]. H. Clancey was next called, and
stated that he had been resident OF
Los Angeles for twenty years. He
was familiar with the various en-
frances to the department containing
the pouch-rack. He said that it
would be easy for any one OF the par
ties engaged in carrying newspapers
for the purpose of mailing them to
have access to the pouches.
The evidence Of Mr.. Mallard was
simply accumulative, being in the
main d repetition OF that of Mr.. Nc
Kenzie, the father of young McKen-
zie.
Mr.. Brooks withdrew his objection
to the letter written by Mckenzie to
Miss Moss and admitted its validity.
The case was then argued and sub
mitted, Mr.. White making an eloquent
appeal for the accused, which was
briefly replied to by Mr.. Brooks, when
the case was submitted to the jury.
The jury deliberated but half an
hour, and then returned a verdict Of
not guilty. The court thereupon ord
cred the discharge of the young man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS.
The Camp Meeting i'm Progress
on PicO Street.

on PicO Street.
The Seventh Day Adventists are
holding conference which will be
continued for eleven days. The COR
ner of Pico and Pearl streets presents
the appearance of circus rather than
q place of worship. In the center is a
large marquee capable of holding 500
persons. The ground is strewn with
straw, and rough pews and wooden
benches are arranged about. 1t also
contains platform, reading desk and
harmonium, and it is here that the
services are held. Surrounding this
tent are thirty four smaller ones, in
which the Adventists dwell. They
have q restaurant in connection and
plenty of good water.
Services are held three times each
day, as follows: 1880 A. NJ, 2 80 X.
NJ, Z 80 p. m.
Yesterday the morning service was
conducted by j. N. Loughborough,
the President of the conference, and
the afternoon service by Elder Z. A.
Briggs, and the evening service by X.
S. Owen.
To-day Sabbath school will be held
at 8 A. NJ. At 10 so A. NJ. E. p. Daniels,
OF Fresno will preach, and Mrs. E. g.
White at 2 80 p. NJ.
At5P NJ. children's Bible class will
be held, and at Z 80 P. NJ. there will be
evening services, with a sermon.
All the Adventists seemed to be very
happy and comfortable in their
airy residences. At press Mt there are
about $50 in the camp, but more are
expected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
f Excursion to San Bernardfno

and Auction Sale that was to take
place last Wednesday, the 18th, will
positively take place on Friday, 2sth.
Train leaves Southern Pacific Rail-
road Depot at 9 20 A. NJ. Tickets, for
round trip, $1.50. Sixty miles through
San Gabriel Valley, most beautiful
valley in California. A fine free lunch
served by the ladies of San Bernard
ino. This is a sure shot this time.
Get tickets of H. II. Matlock & Son,
Auctioneers, Ill West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
Flower Festival Society.

All members of the above society
and all other persons interested in
woman's work for woman are cordially
invited to meet with the Board OF
Managers ON Monday, October 31st,
at O'Clock at the Woman's Home on
Fourth street, east OF Main, to con-
slider certain important points con-
nected with the coming spring festival.
By order Of the Board of Managers.
NJ. M. FETTE, Rec. Secy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
Proposed Extension.

On Monday night committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Town, Wade and
Nalcolmson, will wait on all the own
ers of property along the proposed
extension OF the Main-street car line.
If the result proves satisfactory an
application will at once be made to the
City Council for the necessary fran
cbise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
Undeliycred Messages.

Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office, October
2Sth, 1887, 6 P. NJ: Veit Bentz, David
Shirar, John Roberts, Ben Anderson,
Angelo Cenubila, Philip Francis
Casey, NJ. D., d. p. Stratton, j. H.
Denny, G. FL. Drane, DR.. I. Mclean,
G. H. Williams, Francis A. Williams,
Oscar Roller, F. T. Knight, E. Leon
ard, j. Fl. Conklins, Emo jain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
NeWspaper.

Mr.. Marshall, OF Alameda county,
who is to publish the Promdencia
Times at Burbank, has shipped all his
material for the publication of said
paper, and will issue the first number
on November LIST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
i.hccnsed 90 Wed.

Inc following were yesterday grant
ca ca license to we'd: w. B. Clapp to v.
W. Brown and j. H. Steck to 9. Kielt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
RESIDENCE LOTS.

5Ox1 so southwest corner Ninth and
Nevada SITS, one block from Pearl. $4,000
5Ox12s on Santa Fe avenue, next to
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Tafy.

a correspondent asks: "What is
Is it possible that there is II
person living, who doesn't know what
iafy is? When II politician wants Of
lice, he takes the stump and tells the
people how intelligent they are. aud
how proud he will be TO represent
surh nn enlightened constituency on
the floor of Congress. Tint is tally.
When q lecturer winds np y tedious
discourse with an extravaganza, pun ol
town and iis people. assuring them
that he has rarely addressed an ms.
sclubiv. on whose 'oun,cnance intell!.
orncc had 80 inhclibly set lis mark.
and that 1, will be the proudcsi day oI
/ his life when he can return aud again
appear before them. 1t is tatfy that he
is irving them. When an editor hcad'
Nh, article. "ro our friends ind pa
trons,n you may be sure that tally wi
low nv rapidly as II pen can 'ravcl
l,ut when we say that the Davis Sew
| ing Machine leads all others In pom
Of simplicity timl is n ytact. when "
say this machine Is the llghtes' run
ming, that is n .faci. When we 81
that No oiher machine can no nnr-ha'
The variety of WORK without bssfi's
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-30

A. the BEACuS ha> lately contained
several rather friendly notices OF ihio
oull, inqn'. candidacy Tor n seat in
thc~,.je iegi,lntur", til" writer Of ih's
wouii taiu a,tia few apprrriattHr par
anraail-, though without any lhleh'
TOM, disparngcmcnl OF other candi-
date tor it,. same responsible office.
some pnilo-ouiic: observes that III
f.miIir, in winch successive genera
,ions have been inApre9uatrd with
moral enthusiasm, morality becomes
automatic. and con>ctod, tilott reasrs.
The same is doabllcs. true Of pre-
unuurcd aptitude tor public affairs and
lngilotiou.
M subirrt Of this sketch sprung
rom n pnblic spirited stock who mi
grnte1 from Virginia to Kentucky
91hnut tho wear 1880. and have ever
Since avurrd largely in the history and
,n,i.l,tioa Of tie Ozark and Bloody
Gro,nd.o
me writer has known VIM. EIcnton
uo,n ncorl, nh his lie, hay ing been
,r;vnln tulor in his fathers family as
E,nn oan ne IA and 80, and VA per.
mi,,nd for several years thereafter t,
w,,cl, The mental growth of this prom
;s;ny scion 81 a noble stock. His hon
aro5 f,,,rr lately deceased, Vim. ;
. Ilrlm Esd. wa, the able and populaI
. rnnrnsrn,niiye of shelby county in tit
c State legislature. and no mean oralo
: ~ ,he .tnmp N behalf of his iavnrit'
: man and measures in the Louisyill
"nnorr.sional district. long before Il,
T. Ci,il War Can't. Helm was prepare
f,r col o,c enrly in the hfties, and con
J. nlc,ed hi, course Of study just in tim
= ~ en,or the southern Army under h
T. ra,bcr,s s,nuuch friend, Gcu Han
nnrrv Marshall, Shortly af,ertho ,io.
ppr,he War Lr came 10 Mississippi, an
!, w,. ,,,irI by marriage with one OF
Il LARGEST lnui.owning families IN It
u s,.In Ito is said TO be n model hu
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THE OTHER ONE
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria

arc spread by %coGtagion, by the trans
Ter of living matter rom the skin, the
memhranous lining Of the mouth, rose
and throat, and trom the inIcstincs
and urisry organs. D%lsintcci prompt
~ and thoroughly with Darby1 Pro-
tactic Fluid. the grca, germ destroyer.
Prof, II. 7. Lnpton, of the Vanderbilt
University. Tenn, says: "a, II disih.
lcctan' and Detergent Darby Prophy'
Tactic Fluid is superior TO any pr"par'
ton with which | am acquainted
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From the Hills Of Summerville.

This community was VISITED iaS,
week by one ot The sevcrest hail
storms that the oldest ihhahl'an'S cv-
pr saw. 1t tell in torrents Tor nan ah
hour aud for a few MINUTES AS large
as m "yg |, did considerable .'lam-
age to both garden and ll"ll crops,
on DR.. j. II Princes place tn wind
was terrific, blowing down nearly all
! his fences. and thu high water hoi"
the %llashuqun Valley di' '"",'''r"' 'e
damage TO com. which, as Il g hcf''
thing, was .rrrshlv cnli.a.tl | I'M
ar,,tand thai .n NJ j. Il. Evan, reed.
break place. w,irl Yields lrom fifty to
seventy five hu,h,l- "f"r' per acre
he had completed lr parai'"ns ion
planting, and the high water swrt'
me soil as deep rs pIowrd. ht,i lw ha'
tram three 10 four ie'' a''oNi"i sol
>tlll left.
The late cold IN f'n-is 'h'nnrd on
our irui, crop to Il st mi, ANA the hn'
thrnsh"d OF The ba' g
We have cbnngcti til" schedule .
/, The Litll" j.. but II, the agent Is ao
4, srnt. we cam, give u new one.
/. think, however. it will Q ron. /.
suppose the crop OF ran'' dates !
|, good. We nrr in such 4 remote c"l
: mr. OF the conuty hat Me..'ont get
a full ben iii; we don't ave more tha
, four or five in n week. slili we are no
g complaining: as the season advance
we nay still get o'ir smart
!, We are dad 10 sec the name of OF
old friend, Capt. Thomas ann""n' ..
There Is M doubt OF MS ahlii'y ar "
e tc4ri,y. Also aIHd +" Sc, Sheriff n
gers come 10 the front; he has mac
/. Us nm excellent officer. let us he'
from Mrssr,. Tyson. Patty and other
/. Come around. gentlemen, III oi y"'
Il we will give Won plenty +" pure MOI.
n tain water 10 drink aud W. won't u
l.. to recognize You when we meet y,
Is in town. whether nominated OF q
h fcated. Yours Sc.
a. SAND HILLS.
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Col. l%tarrur. Chief Engineer at the
Illinois Central Railroad has request
el judge Williams to forward 10 hinl
a mar of The sections through whicl,
t,,p late survey Was made through the
southern part Of this county from Ma
co,l, Miss, 10 Tuscaloosa, Ala. The
propnsrd ra,Irond l. assuming u hlls'-
ur.,.lihc aspect. We eon.r"tu'a''
uur Fri, nd. N the southern part OF the
nmuy thnt tie Illinois Ccntrni, a very
wnAlitv r,rpora,i"n. IN. taken hold OF
ifi~ ,mtrrafisc aud there Is n inir pros
p.ri 81 eriktag coal IN another lile
im.ilrc ihn ". G. +. X L.
Cant. Firrlr was employed 10y The
aireriors al tie ". II I. X. Il. 10 MAKE
the survey. aud he has completed o"'
route. He probably needed the map'
II .nahic him TO max, his report nno
ne estimate Of the cost. Our people
luau nothing OF the J. &. taxing
apl,i'..at present. but there Is no iel'ln.
what the future may uphold.
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lr-" AAH ny hldtIl >hp>'4l u,o
eurc - 4 ',''''r' - RAM. ~a.,tua.
bar ID h~'hl","N' ~ "h icy s~n.nfrc
ADJ pt Nt!'H tas n'iea nan Tx,
even "hi''- ~ Quest NJ"
ed opponents u Hebate'
..Ths tern joy .hs. warrior, feSl
IN ioei5rh ""''A! 81 theiF soF'"
The puhtir spe kcC, like iite P5e'' =
born, not nair; The apt"t' ""t", 'n'
tropc, bud amt blossom between ~
Inns" lie knows that the git".'>'
ideas should be expressed II l"e am
ul.,t. shortest words, n the 9Fga'fs'
statues need the least draPcrN inVse
who have witnessed Capt. Hem : re-
cent triumph. on The stump. -aY MAJ
he seems to Influence other, "HHoat
effort. nmronsciou.l,. because BIZ aiial'
tor. feel thai he has their Interests At
hrnrt, rather than hi> own; and MAJ ne
i. gcncrous.hrartcd and true pat l"l,
whom no wealth can purchase, no pow
or awe no Embellishments sedncC' a
pOlitician with a conScieaee, ~. IoElo
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-r Tn7 7f7N V7F Min N1f7 NM I2h Established hmmli Being The Leaning H2 n bargains
Table Linens
&C..
Enjoy Life

What n truly beautiful world we live
in, Nature gives us grandeur OF
mountains, elcns and oceans. and thou
sands of means OF cujol mrnt, We can
desire no better when il perfect health;
hu, how often do the majority Of reo-
ME feel like giving it up di>henrtcned,
discouraged and worn ont with dis
ease. when there is no occasion for
This feeling, a, every sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory PROOF, that green's
.luouSf Foref, will make them free
from disease, rs when born, pvsprp-
aia and Liver Complaint are The direct
cousrs Of serpnlN-iivc..pcr cent. of such
m4lnIics rs hiliouNncss, Indigestion
I Sick Headache, Costivcness. Nervous
pros,ration, Dizziness of the Head
palpitation of the Heart, and other
! distressing symptoms, Three doses "
1p0usf Fio'tnr will prove its wonder
full effect. sample bottles, 10 cents
Try il
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When the stomach lacks vi@or ant
REGULARITY there viii be tlaiulcncc
heartburn, nausea, sick headache. ncr
yousnps., use pr' j. II, Mrlean'
strengthening Cordial and Blood III
riticr. to give tone and Regularity =
lie stomach.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-30

The Sale Ned. al Association "'F
IN session al Jackson ia.t wees, We
.larsc attendance, and ye'y Interest,"
,ng proceedings. Dr.. Hill read o pa
per on the Modern Treatment oiC"h.
.unp,ionn which wa. discussed by
several Of the members. hr. 'tiil va
aso placed on tho Standing Commit
tee Oh Prizc Essays, and Inc Commit
tee on Special Medical Topics.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-30

Mr.. Al pic'.ct', cljtor ofthe Memphis
AvalaneHt. rs, inaullrI'cd ! movement
Tor the erection in thar city ri statue 70
tito memory NJ General Br'lf"f'! Forrest.
Subscriptions and contributions are solicit
Ell from communities, and, although the
scheme hs, been started only few days Il
is already meeting with spIeudid success
Mr.. ]. y. DoYd, Of this city II authorize
TO receive such subscription. as tlo>e IN TINS
locality are disposed to mae NPllh ana
t.ast Mississippi were The scet'- OF many
oil the most daring and successful engage
ments Of tn. famous cavalry General, nn'
viii glaGly aid in the erection OF q monn
meut u ms memory aberdeen Examiner.
Aud We should contribute liberal|y. too
fur IL il 4 matter Of history, that Forest
time aud again, saved these beautiful prai
rie, from tho ruthle - hand Of the INVADER
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-30

The quality OF the blood depends
mud, upon good or hud digestion and
assimilation: to make the blood rich
IN life and strength giving c"ns,itu-
eu,s. u.e I,r. i. II. NrLran's strength
.niug Curdial ana blood Purifier, il
will nnurish The properties ut the
blood from which the elcuncnls OF VI
,alit, are drawn.
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SAND HILLS.

A sort Of lcthnrgy sometimes takes
.possession of tho kidneys and bladder:
they should DO promptly Stimn,a''"
10 healthy action ny tlr nss ~ nr -
II. Mcr.cn's Li2ss aud Kiar.. BAN
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Fair Notice,

All porsous indebted TO thr late iirl'
OF Minor n Hin. must rnhn'io me- ANT
settle their indebtedness with .ahi
firm. The books must be riuArd zap.
Ia0AAs J, O'NCii.L
nntJnAf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-30

Naisrl4i poison MAY be- Thoroughly
.-a lssurid from The system by Isihg
flr. L. ". McLran'- Chilli aud Fever
1 are. n j. mild isaciinn. AMI = rrr.
IN nss 10 eenis q bottle.
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le by
Jacob III ,1b,rg.
BLACKSMITH and WOOD VICE
AT the DEPOT.
Comuare this with your purchase'

Having enlarged my shops. | am p'eriret
10 do all kinds of Wood and Iron Work, re-
pairing wagons, hacks and vehirIesol every
description.
HORSE SHOPPING \ SPECIALITY.
will give special attention to this
branch. and will guarantee satisfaction.
febl2-lv G. 4. HANCOCK.
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Mexican
Mustang
Liniment

TITO GOOU VLO STANDBY
aeooinplishes for everybody exactly what lsc!aired
forit. One OF the reasons for the great popularity Of
the Mustang Liniment Is found Ia its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such n medicine
Tho I.umbermnn needs 1t In case OF accident,
The Housewife needs 1t for gene-alfam.ly use.
The Cnnnler needs It for his teams and his men.
Tho Mechanic needs 1t always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs II In case OF emergency.
The Pioneer necdsit--can' get along without Il.
The Farmer needs 1t in his house, his stable,
aad Ills stock yard.
The Steamboat man or tho Bontman needs
i!n liberal supply afloat and ashore.
IN H0rse.fancIer needs lit 4, hi, best
friend and safest reliance.
The StOck.growcr needs tilt will save him
thousands Of dollars and n world of trouble.
Tho Railroad man needs It and will need IL AZ
lolg "s hislife Is o round OF accidents and dangers.
rue Backwoodsman needs 1t. There IA moth.
ing iIso 1t Us an antidote for the dangers To lifc.
iinio and comfort which surround the pioneer.
tho Merchant needs It about his store anon ,
ms employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Liniment Is " antcd Mt onc.
keeaa Bottle In tho House. 'ris tho best Of
economy.
Keep n Bottle In the Factory. Itsimmed,o,,
use In case OF accident saves pain and loss of v,rs,
Keep n Bottle Always in tho s,ab,. 70,
'Ss when wanted.
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Columbia, vii have another paptF
,n pTtc SanAar Telegram
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-30

Picnic. win soon be ID order, 20 W.
-. a,~a.o9.iass .ni u kes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-05
MARKET REPORT.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.


Wheat-S5c r bushel.
Corn-From first hands in s~huck-white,
soc ID bu yellow, soc; shelled, In bulk SO
Mj7c in sack. 62Cd63c.
Oats-FrOm first hands, in satks, i0ldilc;
in bulk. $50 Zoe.
Meal-White and boiled, in sacks, is(g70c.
Onions-Red sets, S2.2j@S3.75 II bu.
E~ggs-Fresh, Ml2lc T. doZ.
Butter-COmmOn country, l5-20c r. u.
Poultry-Chickens. in coops and a. they
run, Sl.5OGS $3.50 z Goa ducks, $3.50; tur-
KEYS, 6O(dIjc each.
Tallow-3@3lc T. 10.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon-Smoked. SlGr9c; dry salt, 1i@Slc;
breakfast bacon, 1ll@l2lc; hams. l9l@l3tc
Il ID.
Flour-S2. GOGS3.50 u cwt.
Dried Fruits-PeachcS, SAGE tllb; apples,
10Glllc; apples. eyap0rated, 1idl6i.
Lard-Sl@0ic r H..
Molasses-50@Slc q gallon.
Nails-4M5c r. n.
Potatoes-s .iO@ sl.25 r bushcl.
Powder-2jGiO 4 n.
Rice-7@Slc r ID.
Rope-l24@16sc r. 10,
Soda-6tMi5c n 10.
Salt-S2. 25@S2.35 r. barrel.
Sugar-6-G75c r. III.
ShOt-SlGl0tc n H..
Tobacco-Standdrd plug navics, jOCg65c
r n.
Whiskey-IIigh wines, s2.2j@s3.50 q
gallon.
Observation-Disclosures r. H..
Wool-Fall, six months clip. bright me
dunn, 20ld2lAc q N; light fine, l7sdisic;
course, 12lGl6s.
Hides--No. 1, heavy ID. f., 12J@i3sc n III:
No. ., heavy, lOl@11ic; No. >, light, oM7c.
C~oai--Single ton. delivered, 81.
Peltries-Wolf, No. l.. 75-S5c each wolf.
No. >. i5tgG0c: reccoon, 15Cg45c; skunk.
broad stripes, 10M25c: skunk. narrow
stripes, .5d5Oc; badger, l5@85c; o'possum,
3d Zoe.
Hay-TeSas grain in bales. for late cut
dark, Sl0.OGd Sl3.O0 r. ton early cut light,
9l4.OOUSlO.UO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-05
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade al W,
II. Howell & Bros. drug store as their
ri ring sway to their customers OF 80
many trial bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous ia this very
valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never d'sappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung dis
eases quickly cured. You can test il
before buying by getting a trial bottle
free, large size 81. Every bottle war.
ranted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-05
LIFE.
70 mos .JSo. II. REAGAN, OF PALESTINE.

TO O .JNo. n. REAGAN, OF PALESTINE
TITS strange il ole here change his mind
Would let 1t higher rise (;
Such act is met with clamors Wild.
And marks Of deep sur arise.
But II he stand an idler here,
BE as an oyster, dumb {;
Is neither fish, nor fowl, nor flesh,
Then ali the world is mum.
But let him toll TO better his kind.
His brother man to help;
And at his heels the spanieis bark,
And eur and NANCY whelp.
But let HIM win the wages Of SIN,
And then he meets no foes;
Him all the good salute and pass,
A. down he silent goes.
JUNIUs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-05
THE HYPOTHETICAL MASK TORN OFF.
The True Blues to. the Public C~ontrasted With the True
Blues to Each Other.

The Hand is the Hand of Esau, But the Voice is the Voice of
JacOb--Tbe Mask Torn off and the Beast in His Hid
eous Hypocrisy Revealed as He is.